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Tyre brands in 18inch?

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Tyre brands in 18inch?

Post by GUEEY »

Mate of mine have just bought a Dico 3, and is after a better offroad tyre pattern to complement its abilitys. what tyre brands are making offroad pattens for 18 inch rims

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Post by andrew e »

dunno about the 18s, but 19s have a sweet looking goodyear wrangler MT/R which was specifically built for the rangies in the G4 challenge.
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Post by def90 »

i pretty sure cooper make their allterrain - ST's and their new muds STT's in a 18inch, may be too large a profile for D3 though, don't know
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Post by andrew e »

How serious is he?? interco make irocs and trexus in 33x18 and up.

Imagine turning up to werock in a S3 disco with hacked out guards to fit 33 inch irocs. :D dream mode off.......
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Post by brooksy »

andrew e wrote:How serious is he?? interco make irocs and trexus in 33x18 and up.

Imagine turning up to werock in a S3 disco with hacked out guards to fit 33 inch irocs. :D dream mode off.......
Someone has got to do it 1 day !!! :twisted:



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Post by defender kev »

Pro Comp X-Terrains come in an 18" but only 33 or 35's
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Post by Maggot4x4 »

Can you bodylift a D3?
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Post by RoldIT »

Maggot4x4 wrote:Can you bodylift a D3?
Monocoque
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Post by LOCKEE »

ats4x4dotcom has sorted out a 17" option for them.
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ats4x4dotcom has sorted out a 17" option for them.
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Post by RangingRover »

Maggot4x4 wrote:
Can you bodylift a D3?


Monocoque
Not entirely correct. it has a monocoque shell, but rover decided this would not be sufficient, and fitted a chassis underneath that (hence the hefty 2.7 ton kerb weight). I was under one the other day, didn't even think to look to see how it was mounted, and whether a bodylift would be possible - I don't regard them as even vaguely worthwhile for serious offroading, due to the independant suspension limitations. Although, if you modified the control arm mounts to bring them further into the centre of the vehicle, and manufactured longer control arms........
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Post by GUEEY »

Very surprised!

The mate with the Disco 3 came away on a club trip with me on the long weekend.
We went into burgoynes gap near licola, drove everything in the dry o.k and did very well on monday in the pissing down rain, and it was on tyres i wouldnt be seen dead on!
i think on a good offroad tread it would be even better.
Guys in our club were blown away how capable it was, amoungst Nissans and Toyotas.
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Post by NOZ »

Andrew e: I have been looking on the Goodyear tyres site but cant see a MTR in a 19".

Not that I am doubting you but is there a site with details that you know of ?


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Post by duck »

i know that nankaing make there mudstar in 18 inch rims for hummer rims i dont know if they will fit your mates one but worth calling and finding out
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Post by andrew e »

i saw it mentioned in LRO mags. It was specially made for the RR3 in the G4 challange. Also has a mention here

http://www.rangerovers.net/outfitting/t ... tires.html

might not be available in aus though.

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Post by GUEEY »

Is it possible to run a 17 inch steely on a Disco 3 ?
there are more choices of offroad tyres in 17
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Post by LOCKEE »

LOCKEE wrote:ats4x4dotcom has sorted out a 17" option for them.
Grant, have seen Holden Adventurer Wheels on them. Give Darren a call on 03 52216599
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Post by Maggot4x4 »

35x12.50R18LT

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The SSR Series of Super Swamper Radial/TSL tires is the next generation of light truck radial tires. This series has many of the OEM sizes for Sport Utility Vehicles and 4 Wheel Drive light trucks who do not want to modify their vehicles but still need the performance of Super Swampers. The design incorporates a slightly tighter tread pattern, siping for wet pavement traction and icy conditions, greater sidewall protection with traction features and is quieter running.



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